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If you need to send, receive, and annotate documents that retain fidelity to their formatting, you need PDF with Acrobat 5: Visual QuickStart Guide. The Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) has become the standard, cross-platform method for a variety of uses, including archiving, inter-company publishing, sending and receiving formatted documents online, and creating Web documents. PDF with Acrobat 5: Visual QuickStart Guide takes an easy, visual approach to teaching Acrobat, using pictures to guide readers through the software. The latest in the popular Visual QuickStart Guide series, this task-based reference takes readers through the basics of creating and editing PDF files, then goes on to more advanced topics such as creating multimedia PDFs and saving Web pages in the PDF format. Anyone who wants to create and receive format-stable documents needs PDF with Acrobat 5: Visual QuickStart Guide.
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We've all been there. You receive a document in email that won't print correctly because it was created with fonts not installed on your system, or the file is a QuarkXPress document and you use PageMaker. Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF) was designed to alleviate that frustration, and it's quickly become the cross-platform standard. If you need to send, annotate, and receive documents that retain fidelity to their formatting, you need PDF with Acrobat 5: Visual QuickStart Guide. Author Jen Alspach takes a task-based, visual approach to teaching Acrobat, using pictures to guide readers through the basics of creating PDF files with Acrobat 5, adding annotations, creating forms, viewing PDFs online, and using Acrobat with Adobe Illustrator and InDesign. Acrobat 5.0's new features, including digital signatures, batch processing, customizable toolbars, and increased security options are also explained throughout this book.
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